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Readings for the History classroom

el abril 19, 2022

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Peace and poetry: 10 political poems

Imagen: New York Times Shared by M. del Carmen Martín: I have found these other proposals, maybe you know about them but I share it in case they can inspire you: https://interestingliterature.com/2020/06/political-poems/ I have been working about the war in Ukraine with my students. We have studied the causes and the origins of the conflict and from the day the war was declared we have been looking for news (that can't be repeated) in different digital newspapers and we have made like a diary of the war on PADLET including links to the news , until today. The idea is to make a final class at the end of the war (I hope) or at the end of the school year ( I hope the war had finished before) identifying the main events in this war and its immediate consequences. 10 of the Best Political Poems Everyone Should Read Selected by Dr Oliver Tearle Poets, as Percy Shelley memorably said, are the unacknowledged legislators of the world. For W. H. Auden, poetry ‘makes nothing happen’. Wha

READINGS FOR THE GEOGRAPHY CLASSROOM

Texts selected by Miryam Hernando . Texts selected by Alberto Fraile Jorge Cabañas proposes the some of the reading books from this list depending on the classroom: https://www.whowasbookseries.com/what-was/ Ex: Who Was King Tut or What is the Climate Change... David Berrocal proposes: I'd like to share a book that I use for 3ESO: Green Planet , by Christine Lindop . This is about environmet, NGOs, carbon footprint, real environmental disasters... It is concise, but you can get a lot out of it. We read it during the 1st Term and the students should make a DIY-booklet about it. I can share some materials with you -just in case-: Here you have the instructions of the project -it's not a short-project ;): Green Planet - Reading Book - OneDrive (sharepoint.com) And here you can get the rubric that I use to grade it: Green Planet - Reading Book - OneDrive (sharepoint.com) This could be an alternative way of working with books. Hope it'll be useful. Moreover, t

CORNELL Notes

Shared by Miryam Hernando: Cornell notes are a way to take notes that could also be helpful when reading or gathering info for a project. I share here a possible template and a work sample. You could take this small course for thinking about why to use Cornell notes and reflect about it. This year I am using them to improve writing definitions of historical concepts and characters. " There are many ways Cornell Notes can be used in middle school. One way Cornell Notes can be used in a History classroom is to have students use this note making strategy to identify key events and ideas in the text's chapter. History textbooks are often full of difficult academic language and vocabulary, making it difficult for students to comprehend text. Asking students to summarize the text and note main ideas and questions will increase their comprehension."

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